Andrea Stramaccioni, the former Inter coach, has issued a warning to his old club ahead of their match against Norwegian side Bodø/Glimt, advising them not to underestimate the team. Stramaccioni reflects on their previous match where Glimt capitalized on the cold northern Norwegian climate and the artificial turf of Aspmyra to defeat Inter 3-1. He highlights how the conditions proved beneficial and credits the home advantage Bodø/Glimt had in their last victory against Manchester City and other notable teams that have faced defeat in Norway.

Despite acknowledging the impact of home-field benefits, Stramaccioni emphasizes that Bodø/Glimt is not merely a "home team" and possesses the capability to secure wins away from home. He recalls their impressive performance a month prior when they managed to beat Atletico Madrid with the same lineup. This assertion serves as both a reminder and a challenge to Inter, suggesting that Bodø/Glimt has strength and skill that should be respected regardless of their location.

As the players and fans from Bodø gather in Milan, the atmosphere is palpable, with many supporters donning the team's colors and creating a vibrant presence in the city. The warm weather has added to the festivities, highlighting the commitment of the Bodø fans who travel to show their support. The anticipation for Tuesday night's game at Giuseppe Meazza builds, with Stramaccioni’s remarks casting a shadow of caution over the mighty Inter, proving that Bodø/Glimt is a team to watch closely in the upcoming encounter.